Gerrard trained under Vivienne Dunn and Karen Stephens in Melbourne.  He performed in the Australian cast of Cats and West Side Story before moving to the United States.  Credits include the Broadway productions of Sweet Charity starring Christina Applegate, Dame Edna: Back with a Vengeance, Urban Cowboy, Hot Feet and Off-Broadway in Can-Can starring Patti Lupone.  Other US credits include featured performer in Fosse (1st US National & Japan), Peter Pan with Cathy Rigby and Guys & Dolls.  West End and European credits include Candide, The Phantom of the Opera and West Side Story.  He danced in numerous operas for Opera Australia, Victorian State Opera, Opera Pacific (CA) and Los Angeles Opera.  Highlights include performing the bacchanal solo in Samson & Dalila starring Placido Domingo.  Film & Television credits include the 81st Academy Awards with Beyoncé, Kennedy Center Honors, One Life to Live, Days of Our Lives, Passions, Cursed, Logies, MAD TV, and as a series regular on Your Big Break.  Gerrard also has a passion for foreign languages and literature.  He graduated Magna Cum Laude from Columbia University in NY with a BA (Honours) in French and Italian.  Love and thanks to Deb and Gerry.    

Stephanie is a 2010 graduate of WAAPA’s BA in Music Theatre. Whilst at WAAPA, Stephanie performed the roles of Reno Sweeney in Anything Goes, Fritzie in Cabaret, Sarah's friend in Ragtime and Marta in Company. Other credits include roles in John & Jen, 42nd Street and The Tales of King Arthur. Recently Stephanie was awarded the Leslie Anderson Award for best showcase.
Straight out of WAAPA, Stephanie scored an On Stage swing role in the Really Useful Company’s Love Never Dies for their 2011/2012 Australian tour.
Previously Stephanie studied at the Barbara Jayne Dance Centre, training extensively in all aspects of the performing arts. She also studied singing with Pauline Jamieson.

Leah has recently returned from London and Tel Aviv performing the role of Connie in A Chorus Line. She is now thrilled to return home to recreate the role of Connie for Australian audiences.
After graduating from the Inaugural year level of the VCA Musical Theatre Course in 2004, Leah has been fortunate to work, steadily gaining work with Disney Cruise Line, Special Events Disney and X Systems throughout the US, Canada, the Caribbean and Asia. In Australia she made her Musical Theatre debut in 2007 with Cameron Mackintosh’s Australian production of Miss Saigon as Ensemble/Swing. Other credits include Trixie, in Andrew Kay & Associates tour of Lazytown and her success continued when Leah had the honor of performing original Jerome Robbins choreography, in the 2010 Australian tour of West Side Story, playing Francisca, 1st cover Rosalia & 2nd cover Anita. This year Leah performed in Production Company’s acclaimed version of Kismet.
She thanks her mentors and agents (IWM Management) for their continuing guidance throughout her career, but most importantly her loving parents for their unwavering support and faith in her.

Anita’s theatre credits include:  Roxie Hart & Velma Kelly in Chicago {Adelphi Theatre, London}, Elizabeth Crabbe in Alan Ayckbourne’s Taking Steps{London}, Constance Wilde in Oscar {Shaw Theatre, London}, The Actress in Hello Again {Bridewell Theatre, London Premiere – nominated for What’s onstage peoples Choice Award}, Mavis Turner in Stepping Out {Derby Playhouse}, Created the role of Stephanie Mangano in Saturday Night Fever {World Premiere Production, London Palladium}, Mimi in La Boheme {World Premiere MTL production, Drill Hall, London}, Betty Schaefer in Sunset Boulevard {World Premiere Production Adelphi Theatre, London & Canadian Premiere Production in Toronto & Vancouver for which she was Nominated for a Dora Maver Moore Award in Toronto for Best Supporting Actress in a musical & a Jessie Richardson Award in Vancouver for Best Actress in a Musical}, Cosette in Les Miserables {Australian Production} Sybil in Private Lives {Sydney Opera House},  Starting Here, Starting Now {Victorian Arts Centre}, Peron’s Mistress in Evita {State Theatre, Sydney}, Fermina/Gypsy, Dancer in the Victorian State Opera’s  Man of La Mancha, Peggy in Honeyspot {Aust./Aboriginal play, Elizabethan Theatre Trust}, Sillabub in the Australian Premiere of Cats.  Anita has also toured with popular boy band, Take That on their come back tour, The Ultimate Tour and with Elton John at his White Tie and Tiara Ball.
Film & Television credits include:  Holby City - BBC, Doctors - BBC, Silent Witness - BBC, Feature films; Rabbit Fever, Belinda Australian Feature Film. Australian television:  A Country Practice, Home and Away, G. P, Ray Martin Midday Show Guest appearances singing live, Good Morning Australia Guest appearances singing live. 
Recordings include: Saturday Night Fever World Premiere Cast Recording, Sunset Boulevard World Premiere Cast Recording, Sunset Boulevard Canadian Cast Recording, A Chorus Line BBC Live Recording, Andrew Lloyd Webbers’ Greatest Hits Silva Screen Records, Cats Australian Premiere Cast Recording.

Karlee began her training with Kathryn Orford and then attended The McDonald College of Performing Arts High School.  Karlee completed her HSC at TDHS and then graduated her fulltime performing arts course at Brent Street in 2006. 
Some of Karlee’s television credits include; "Dance Academy" ABC Television, “So You Think You Can Dance Grand Finale” for Network Ten and most recently performing at “The Helpmann Awards” 
Karlee made her Musical Theatre debut in 2009, performing in Disney's "High School Musical Live On Stage" where she was understudy to Kelsie.  Most recently Karlee was cast in David Atkins' "Hairspray The Musical", understudying Little Inez, playing in both Sydney and Melbourne.
Karlee would like to thank her brilliant mother Carol for all her love and hugs, and her family and friends for their continuous support.

For A Chorus Line to mark Monique's professional debut is nothing short of nirvana for her, and she cannot thank the ACL team enough for this gift.
Monique studied a Bachelor of Music (Musical Theatre) at the Australian Institute of Music (AIM) and has just completed a Certificate IV in Performing Arts at Brent Street Studios. Her AIM credits include; Dusty: The Original Pop Diva (Mary O'Brien), and Promises, Promises (Swing and Soloist Dancer). Other musical credits include; A.Void (Jessie) for New Musicals Australia directed by Kris Stewart, Avenue Q (Gary Coleman), and Bare: A Pop Opera (Diane Lee). Monique also choreographed Squabbalogic’s successful production of [Title of Show]. 
Monique would like to thank all of her brilliant teachers for the incredible training experiences they have provided. In particular; Miss Amanda at the A.R Academy of Dance, Jennifer Murphy, Gerry Sword, Greg Crease, and Cameron Mitchell.
Monique wishes to thank her amazing parents, beautiful Nonna, idols Simone and Christian, and her wonderful friends for their remarkable love and generosity.

WILLIAM began his dance training aged 14 and has studied dance professionally at Brent Street and Danceworld 301.  Studying at NIDA on a full Village Roadshow scholarship as part of the Young Actors Studio he then left for Paris in 2000 as part of multicultural dance company DANCE OF THE WORLD embarking a 6-month European tour.  Settling in Germany/Switzerland for 6 years his credits include: SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER, WE WILL ROCK YOU, AIDA, MIAMI NIGHTS and A TRIBUTE TO ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER with Elaine Paige. 
Commercial dance/choreographic achievements include launches for JOOP, GIVENCHY, BMW, CHRYSLER, OPEL , HUNDERTWASSER/McDONALDS CHARITY GALA, CANNES FILM FESTIVAL, MTV, TOP OF THE POPS, COCA-COLA 'Ibiza Club Tour' and SKODA 'World Dealer Conferences' Mallorca and Portugal. Upon returning to Australia William created a modern Tango production company Three2TANGO Entertainment and has choreographed/performed in SHORT SWEET + Dance and launches for QANTAS, LATTOUF, invited Industry nights at Slide, Sydney Fringe Festival and various corporate events.
William’s other Australian performance credits include So You Think You Can Dance (top 20), West Side Story, King Kong Live and he very proudly dedicates his performance in A Chorus Line to his family.

Hayley has been performing professionally in all facets of the entertainment industry for over ten years.  With dancing being her first calling she has trained in many dance styles throughout Australia and London.  Hayley’s musical theatre credits include Oh! What a night, Guys and Dolls, and Follies, The Boyfriend and The Boy from Oz all with the Production Company.  As a backup dancer Hayley has danced with many Australian and international artists in The Countdown Spectacular Arena tours 1 and 2. She has also appeared in many video clips, cabarets and recently as a dancer in workshopping new musical King Kong.  Vocal credits include backing vocals for James Reyne on his Sings the King tour and Music Max sessions.  As well as radio appearances with James on Gold 104.3 fm, MTR, and Triple M Sydney.  Hayley is also a lead vocalist for many Melbourne cover bands: Stand and Deliver, Lady Luck, and Soda Pop. Hayley is absolutely thrilled to be a part of A Chorus Line and can’t wait to be on stage every night performing her favourite character Val!!! 

Euan began his dancing career at MJ Dance Studio in Mount Gambier.  His dance credits include representing Australia in the World Dance Championships in LA, Canada and New York.  He was named Australian Senior National Dancer of the Year in 2010.  
In 2011 Euan completed the Fulltime Musical Theatre course at Patrick Studios Australia under the direction of Andrew Hallsworth.   He also made his professional musical theatre debut in The Production Company’s staging of Anything Goes.
Euan is privileged to be performing in A Chorus Line as the show is every dancer’s dream, and he is so excited for the opportunity to play the role of “Paul”. 
Euan is incredibly grateful for the people who have helped him through his journey to become a performer.  He would like to thank his teachers Maria Slape, Pamela Walker, Colette Mann, Andrew Hallsworth, David Wisken and Todd Patrick for all they have done for him.  Most importantly he would like to thank his family for supporting him on his journey to becoming a performer.
Euan would like to dedicate his performance to his Mum. She has been such an inspiration and he wouldn’t be where he is today without all her love and support. 

Mitchell trained in dance with Glenda Yee and vocally with Margaret Andrews Russell.
His career began aged 11 playing Young Peter Allen in the original production of The Boy From Oz in 1998. Eight years later he performed in the arena production alongside Hugh Jackman
Other theatre credits include Jolson (Sammy) and Singin’ in the Rain (Young Don). 
Mitchell has performed extensively with Dein Perry’s 10th Anniversary production of Tap Dogs touring Australia, Europe, UK, South Africa, India and Asia. He has also performed in numerous national and international corporate events for Tap Dogs, including the International Dance festival in Doha in 06 and The World Youth Day Concert in Sydney 08.
Mitchell just completed the Sydney and Melbourne Season of Hairspray (understudy Wilbur) directed by David Atkins.
Television performances include Australian Idol with Marcia Hines, The Arias with The Presets, The Logies with Gabriella Cilmi  Hey Hey Its Saturday with Kylie Minogue, Australian Idol, Carols In The Domain, Sunrise, Dancing With The Stars, So You Think You Can Dance, Kerri-Anne and The Helpmann Awards 2011
Mitchell also worked on the forthcoming film Happy Feet 2, directed by George Miller.

Mark Strom, originally from New Zealand has studied and trained extensively in all aspects of the performing arts from the age of seven. Studying at the Auckland City Theatre Academy he completed Trinity Guildhall exams in singing and musical theatre, scoring top marks in NZ and Australia, receiving an exhibition award in 2007 for achieving an International standard. He is a recent 2011 graduate of the B.A in musical theatre at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) appearing in shows such as Anything Goes, James Millar and Pete Rutherford's original work A Little Touch of Chaos, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee playing the role of Chip Tolentino, Crazy for You and A Chorus Line. He is thrilled to be making his professional debut in A Chorus Line, and would like to thank his family and friends for their unconditional love and support.

Sam has only ever had one dream…to sing, dance and perform. And there is nothing more rewarding to her than living this dream along side such a wonderful cast and crew in ‘A Chorus Line’.
Sam trained at Patrick Studios Australia, undertaking 4 years of full time training in performing Arts and musical theatre.
Her recent professional stage credits include ANYTHING GOES (The Production Company) WICKED (Universal Studios Japan) LOONEY TUNES (Marilla Productions) ‘INFERNO II’ and ‘TWO AND A HALF WITCHES” (Witches in Britches Theatre Restaurant.)
Sam thanks and is very grateful to the very special people in her life who have supported, loved, guided and coached her to reach her dreams-you know who you are!! 

In 2009 Meghan graduated from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) with a Bachelor of Arts in Musical Theatre, and upon graduating was awarded the Hal Leonard Award for Contribution to the Academy. Prior to WAAPA, Meghan appeared in the role of Young Cosette in Les Miserables (Cameron Mackintosh 10th Anniversary Tour), Romeo and Juliet (English National Ballet) as well as completing her Advanced 2 R.A.D. Classical Ballet, and also training extensively in tap, jazz, contemporary and Musical theatre.  
2010 saw Meghan originate the role of Ella in the new Australian production of Dumped! The Musical We’ve All Been Through (Theatre Tours Australia). Meghan then went on to perform in the Korean and New Zealand tours of the Rocky Horror Show (TML Enterprises) as a Phantom and understudy to Janet, Columbia and Magenta. In 2011 she then joined the Australian Tour of the musical ‘Breast Wishes’ (Bien Etre Productions) in the role of Sal. 
Meghan is thrilled to be a part of this production of A Chorus Line, and would like to thank her incredible family and friends for their constant love and support. 

Heath began dancing at the age of seven in Mullumbimby, within Northern NSW, under the direction of Lola Wilson.
After relocating to the Gold Coast in grade 10, Heath continued his dance growth attending the Dance Excellence Program at Palm Beach-Currumbin High School and performing at the Gold Coast Arts Centre; which included playing the role of Andy Lee in 42nd Street, alongside Rob Guest in 2003. 
In 2005, Heath was honored to graduate under full-scholarship at ED5 International Performing Arts in Sydney, followed by international credits of Chistery in Wicked (Universal Studios Japan), Pacific Sun (P&O Cruises), and touring Asia and the Middle East with Barney and Friends (Millennium Entertainment).
In 2010 Heath appeared on So You Think You Can Dance Australia (Series 3) as one of the Top 20, choreographed/performed for Katie Noonan’s Emperor’s Box Tour, and most recently played Brad in the hit musical Hairspray.
Heath has performed with music artists including Kylie Minogue, Rogue Traders, Alexandra Burke, Deborah Cox, Guy Sebastian, Gabriella Cilmi, Anthony Callea, Marcia Hines and Nikki Webster at various live and televised events.
Heath would like to say thank you to his family and friends for supporting him every step of the way.